Rick Davis

Rick Davis for a retired electrician, or anything else, certainly knows a lot about Christianity and is able to put it in words that are understandable by most people. He covers Christianity and real Christianity or justification and sanctification without using these hard and technical words. It was a good read. Received it from the Goodreads giveaways and am happy to have done so.

J. Robert Ewbank author "John Wesley, Natural Man, and the Isms" "Wesley's Wars" "To Whom It May Concern" and show more "Tell Me About the United Methodist Church" show less

Read this book, practice the skills, and you will master the following useless talents: arm stretching, arm shrinking, split pencil, disappear you teacher's head, mystery in the middle, nose breaking, balancing act, ghost pencil, spoon hanging, hot dog, floating pencil, finger power, magnetic pencils, the longest word, tingly hands, leap through paper, a steel grip, we all fall down, bogglers, mismatched fingers, can't meet pencils, chair pick-up, the disappearing leg, the invisible ball, show more fake spoon bending, the straw worm, floating arms, hole in your hand, stick 'em up, and funny money.

Kids from 8 to 80 love this little book.

Psst: "Little Secrets" are scattered throughout the book that teach many Totally Useful Skills, such as: try, keep trying, try new ways, make it interesting, read, two are better than one, stop...think...go, step by step, rest, and go slowly. show less